GE CSF22T, CSF24D Use and Care Manual

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Read thisbookcarefuUy.

It is designed to helpyou operate
and maintain your new refrigerator
properly.

Keep it handyforanswersto your
questions.

ifyoudon’t understandsomething

or need rnoreheip...
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Seridnuinbw’s.

You’iifind them on a iabeiat the
bottom, just inside the fresh food
compartment door,

These numbws are aisoon the
ConsumerProduct Ownership

Registration card that came with

your refrigerator. Before sending

in this card, pleasewrite these
numbershere:

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Model Number

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Serial Number

Usethese numbers in any
correspondence or service calis
concerning your refrigerator.

if you received a chmged
refrigerator, immediately contact
the deaier (or buiider) that soid YOII
the refriueratorl

Savetime andmoney.
Before you CM for service, check
the i%biem Solver on pages 10
through 12. it iists minor causesof
operating problems that you cam –
correct yourseif. it couid save
you an unnecessaryservice cali.

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~ Location of your refrigerator is

important. Avoid iocatifig it next to
your range, a heating vent or where
sun wiii shine directiy cmit.

~ Don’t open doors more often
than necessary.

~ Close the doors as soon as
possibie, particularly in hot, humid

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~ Be sure the doors are cicxwd
tightiy. Before ieaving the house or
retiring for the night, check to be
sure doors haven’t been ieft ajar
inadvwtentiy.

@Store oniy those foods requiring
refrigeration in your refrigerator.

@Wipe aii moisture from bottles

and cartons before putting tl<x377in
ti?e refrigerator.

~ Keep difoods covered to
reduce moisture buiid-up inside
the refrigerator.

Ifyou turn controls to coldest

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position for quick chi!iing or +hxx33­ing, be sure to turn ttx?m back to
regular settings.

PREFERRED

METHOD

Where a standard two-prong wail

receptacle isencountered, it isthe
personal responsibility and obli-

gation of the customer to have it

replaced with a properly grounded

three-prong wall receptacle.

The power cord of this appliance
is equipped with a three-prong
(grounding) plug which mates with
. standard three-prong (grounding

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%3E+JIreceptacle (Fig. 1)to minimize

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liiSIMEPROPER
GROUNDEXIS7”S

Fig.

BEFOREUSE

Have the wall receptacle and

circuit checked by a qualified

electricianto makesure the

receptacle is properly gt-ounded.

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Part No. 467722P07

FREEZER

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C INITIAL SETTING

E COLDEST

TEMPERATURECONTROLS

Your refrigerator hastwo controls
that let you regulate the tempera­ture in the fresh food and freezer

compadments.

set the FRESH FOOD
control at 5 and the FREEZER
control at c.

or colder or warmer temperatures,
adjustthe desired compartment con­tr6i one letter or number at atime.

initially setting Or
V%’hen them, afk?w24 hours
for the to or
@ve’ncwt.

Note: Turningthefreshfood

to“(x+” Mm+ off BOTH Comparb
!mmts—fmsllfoodAND freezer.

‘N’T’ALSETT’NG 5

COLDEST 9

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643+.atnight

...you maywant to turn the lettered
control one stepcolder, as from “C”
to “D” Cooler temperatures in the
house maycausethe freezer con­trols to operate lessfrequently,

thus allowing the freezer compart­ment to warmsomewhat.Toprotect
your frozen food supply, leave your
Letteredsetting atthis co!dersetting
for the entire winter orfor whatever
period of time you are turning down

your thermostat. This is especially

important when the thermostat is

turned down for anextended period.
This change should haveno

effect on your fresh food section.

However, if freezing occurs, turn
the numbered control one step
warmer, asfrom “5” to “4.”

When you stop turning the thermo­statdown, turn temperature controls
backto their regular settings.

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Youwon’t find an “energy saver”
switch on this refrigerator.

Warmliquid from the refrigerator’s
condenserisautomatically circulated
aroundthe front edge ofthe freezer
compartment to help keepmoisture
from forming cmthe outside of the
refrigerator during humid weather,

Many refrigerators use special
electric heaters.This refrigeratc}r
needs none.That’swhy there is no
“energy saver” switch...there’s no
need for it.

His not necessaryto defrost the
freezer orfresh food compartments.

Yourrefrigerator is designed and
equipped to defrost itself
automatically.

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